Yummy throws dice on new apple
Family-owned business invests more than $2.5 million on new apple variety.
Hawke’s Bay company Yummy Fruit has thrown the dice on an apple that has cells twice the size of normal apples, resulting in a bigger crunch.
Yummy, which is owned by the Paynter family, has invested over $2.5 million in bringing an apple called SweeTango to New Zealand.
It has committed to plant
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